by rosiesherry on 3/22/23, 6:37 PM with 54 comments
by reacharavindh on 3/22/23, 8:36 PM
This is the part that’s scary due to selective bias. I had no clue whatsoever about most things I learnt in school until I uhmm learned them.
If I were given a choice whether to spend hours learning integral calculus or partial differential equations, I’d have most certainly said no! But, at the end of it I realised they were the foundations for something greater - projectile calculations with integral calculus.
Education teaches one to think. Some level of wild walks in the subject is necessary in my opinion.
by newaccount74 on 3/22/23, 8:08 PM
I couldn't do it. My kids don't listen to me when I try to explain something, but they do listen to their teachers in school.
I'm happy I don't have to spend all day with my kids. I love them a lot, and I think I'm doing a decent job as a parent, but I think input from other people is also worth a lot -- especially from people who went to university to become teachers.
by cathdrlbizzare on 3/22/23, 11:23 PM
I’ve met a number of homeschooled kids but they always seem to have limited socialization opportunities.
by piyh on 3/22/23, 9:59 PM
by Melingo on 3/23/23, 7:35 PM
The boy in the group just played games.
Non of them wanted to use the music instruments the parents bought.
by pratikshadake on 3/23/23, 8:42 AM
In India, we call decision of having more than 2 kids insane & cost even though raising a child in India is much lesser.
What am I missing? It's a big cultural shock.
by owenpalmer on 3/22/23, 8:09 PM
by theonething on 3/23/23, 4:41 AM
What do you find attractive about private schools vs public?